| ALLOPHANES | • allophanes n. Plural of allophane. • ALLOPHANE n. a translucent, coloured aluminum silicate. |
| ALLOPHONES | • allophones n. Plural of allophone. • ALLOPHONE n. any of several speech sounds regarded as variants of a given phoneme. |
| HALOPHILES | • halophiles n. Plural of halophile. • HALOPHILE n. a plant that is adapted to survive in salty soil. |
| HEELPLATES | • HEELPLATE n. a reinforcing piece of metal for a shoe. |
| HELLSCAPES | • hellscapes n. Plural of hellscape. • HELLSCAPE n. a hellish landscape : a harshly unpleasant place or environment. |
| HYPALLAGES | • hypallages n. Plural of hypallage. • HYPALLAGE n. a rhetorical figure in which relations between words are changed. |
| LAMPSHELLS | • lampshells n. Plural of lampshell. • lamp␣shells n. Plural of lamp shell. • LAMPSHELL n. a kind of brachiopod with a shell shaped like an antique lamp. |
| MEGAPHYLLS | • megaphylls n. Plural of megaphyll. • MEGAPHYLL n. a relatively large type of leaf produced by e.g. ferns. |
| MELPHALANS | • MELPHALAN n. an antineoplastic drug. |
| PALEOLITHS | • paleoliths n. Plural of paleolith. • PALEOLITH n. a Stone Age artifact, also PALAEOLITH. |
| PHILLABEGS | • phillabegs n. Plural of phillabeg. • PHILLABEG n. (Gaelic) the kilt, also FILABEG, FILIBEG, FILLIBEG, PHILABEG, PHILIBEG, PHILLIBEG. |
| PHILOMELAS | • PHILOMELA n. (Greek) a songbird, also PHILOMEL. |
| PHYLLARIES | • phyllaries n. Plural of phyllary. • PHYLLARY n. a bract of certain plants. |
| POLISHABLE | • polishable adj. That can be polished. • POLISHABLE adj. capable of being polished. |
| SEPULCHRAL | • sepulchral adj. Relating to a grave or to death; funereal. • sepulchral adj. Suggestive of a grave or of death; gloomy; solemn. • sepulchral adj. Having a hollow and deep sound. |
| SLAVOPHILE | • Slavophile n. A person who is interested in the development and prosperity of the Slavic race. • SLAVOPHILE n. a person who admires the Slavs or their culture, also SLAVOPHIL. |